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Culture Ministry freezes program that ran on Shabbat: We're examining the project
The culture department of the Upper Galilee Regional Council was recently informed by the Ministry of Culture and Sports that the budgets transferred to them for "Shabbat Yisraelit" (lit. Israeli Shabbat) events are frozen, the council announced on Sunday.
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Weekly Tanya video/lecture: The Holy Epistle
Tanya/Iggeres Ha'Kodesh - The Holy Epistle, Epistle 4, Class 4
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Lapid: Where is Ben-Gvir?
Opposition leader Yair Lapid attacked National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir in the Knesset plenum Monday, accusing him of being unqualified for his position.
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Minister Strock to INN: It's time for the Prime Minister to take control of the situation
Minister of National Missions Orit Strock told Israel National News on Sunday that the ministers from her Religious Zionist Party were absent from the cabinet meeting because the situation in which Minister Bezalel Smotrich is not granted the powers to manage civilian life in Judea and Samaria is unacceptable.
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Jeff Bezos planning to sell Washington Post
Billionaire Jeff Bezos plans to sell the Washington Post in order to purchase the Washington Commanders NFL team, sources told the New York Post.
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Most notable Israeli-founded financial companies
Israel is a nuclear-capable small country with almost $500bn GDP. Surrounded by adversaries, Israel successfully maintains robust military power and presence in Western Asia. Called a Start-up nation, Israel tries to use innovations as a diplomatic resource. The Israeli government focuses on innovations and startups. Israeli startups had a great year in 2022, despite pandemics and other recent...
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Netanyahu: We won't allow illegal Arab or Israeli construction
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed this afternoon (Monday) at the Likud faction meeting in the Knesset the criticism leveled at his government after the evacuation of the 'Or Haim' outpost on Friday and again on Sunday
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Two years Into Presidency, the Far Left controls Biden
After passing partisan legislation late last year and achieving better-than-expected election results, Democrats are exhibiting false optimism.
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Netanyahu promised Sullivan: The judicial reform will pass with broad agreement
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu conveyed a message of reassurance to the US administration regarding the reform of the judicial system, Channel 12 News reported on Sunday.
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Report: Biden to name Jeff Zients as his next chief of staff
US President Joe Biden is expected to name Jeff Zients, who ran the administration's response to the COVID-19 pandemic at the start of Biden's term, as his next chief of staff, The Associated Press reported Sunday, citing two people familiar with the matter.
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Ottawa school board 'moving in right direction' against antisemitism, Jewish org says
B'nai Brith Canada applauded the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board (OCDSB) for unanimously passing a motion last Tuesday night calling for the creation of a Jewish Equity Coach (JEC).
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Mother of 11 Facing Prison Sentence
Nechama Dina Krinsky is a Yiddishe Mame, a Jewish Mother, in the truest sense of the word, a mother of 11 children and three foster children, but, in truth, she is the mother of an entire community.
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New app slammed for letting users talk with Hitler, other Nazi figures
An AI app that lets you chat with historical figures has sparked outrage for allowing you to talk with Adolf Hitler and other Nazi figures.
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Iran threatens 'reciprocal' measures if IRGC is blacklisted by the EU
Iran on Sunday warned the European Union it would take "reciprocal" measures if it blacklists the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist organization, AFP reported.
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Why this Tu B'Shvat is Special
Question: Why is this Tu B'Shvat special?
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Swastikas found on desks at three schools in Maryland
Swastikas were discovered scrawled onto desks at three different schools in Montgomery Country, Maryland last week, county school officials announced.
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Life for Israelis with disabilities is a well-kept secret
(JNS) Much has been written about the new Israeli government's proposed changes to Israel's immigration laws. This principally concerns the Law of Return, which grants Israeli citizenship to anyone with one Jewish grandparent.
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'We will work to prevent Israel from amending Law of Return'
Ted Deutch, a former Democratic congressman and the CEO of the American Jewish Committee, has expressed his opposition to any changes being made to the "grandchild clause" in the Law of Return.
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80 Years Later: Photographs from Warsaw Ghetto Uprising uncovered
For the last 80 years, the only way to see images of Jews rising up against their captors in the Warsaw Ghetto has been from the perspective of Germans, who took the only known photographs of the seminal event of Jewish resistance during the Holocaust.
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The Israeli media is in a political crisis
Dr. Yehudit Yehezkelly co-authored this article.
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The protest continues: High-tech workers to protest against Levin reform
The "headquarters for the fight against the regime coup", which brings together a number of left-wing bodies, announced on Sunday evening that a demonstration against the judicial reform will once again be held on Kaplan Street in Tel Aviv on Saturday night.
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New film brings to life 'largest work of art created by a Jew during the Holocaust'
While hiding from the Nazis, the German Jewish artist Charlotte Salomon began a series of autobiographical paintings and texts with a painfully simple description of her aunt, and namesake's, suicide: "Scene 1: 1913. One November day, a young girl named Charlotte Knarre leaves her parents' home and jumps into the water."
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Karhi to public broadcaster: Your content belongs to the public - release it for free
Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi on Sunday demanded that the directors of the Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation, KAN, release its contents to other broadcasting bodies free of charge.
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Nesanel and his mother are begging us for help!
The day Nesanel was born, he was already an orphan.
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Hezbollah ramping up presence on Israeli border
The Lebanese terrorist group Hezbollah has dramatically increased its presence on Israel's northern border, according to a report by Yediot Aharanot Monday.
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Israeli healthcare workers launch nationwide strike
Israeli healthcare workers launched a nationwide strike Monday morning to protest a recent string of violent attacks on hospital staff.
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Hamas lobby group in the UK accuses Israeli lawmakers of racism
A British lobby group established by the Gaza-based Hamas terrorist organization is accusing more than two dozen Israeli lawmakers of racism, as part of a new propaganda campaign.
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Ben-Gvir answers Lapid: I'm fixing the damage you left behind
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir responded to the criticism leveled at him by opposition leader Yair Lapid in the Knesset plenum, when he claimed that Ben-Gvir is not living up to his promise to fight crime violence.
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Mar-a-Lago is not on the way to Auschwitz
A new record may have just been set—for the most Hitler analogies in a 24-hour period.
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Activists to Likud MKs: 'Relocating Khan al-Ahmar would legalize PA land grab'
A group of Likud MKs visited an illegal Bedouin encampment near Jerusalem Monday morning, as some members of the coalition government called for the encampment's evacuation.